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[quote user="Bugsy"][quote user="Sunday Driver"]I hope not - Vendee is a bit close for comfort........[:-))] [/quote] We have a ride-out planned for as soon as the weather picks up SD, are you in ? [:D] [/quote]  You ar welcome to come to tea anytime, I'll keep an eye out for you.  Do you want one lump or two?

[quote user="Sunday Driver"] I hope not - Vendee is a bit close for comfort........[:-))] [/quote] You can be so hurtful at times[:(] [:P]

I am not sure but I believe the 90 from 110 sections of the ring road in Toulouse are only a summer anti-pollution measure, but there are a number of parts that are 90 like the one by the Midi.but we are getting a long way from the A16 aren't we[:D]

[quote user="Chancer"][quote user="cooperlola"] .  I can't see Europe getting their act together on the speeding thing either this year or next - can anybody else - really?[Www]  [/quote] I am currently chancing my arm with a PV from Belgium, they certainly have access to the French matriculation database but cross border enforcement action? well we will have to wait and see, if it is anything like my ongoing stand against AXA it will be a long time before I can be sure one way or the other, I[/quote]  I wonder if AXA's has people reading French Forums, I bet they do[:D][:D]

[quote user="bigears"]hi is it really ron from the aveyron, got fed up with quizes? [/quote] why should that be any of your business?

[quote user="Bugsy"][quote user="nounours"][quote user="Bugsy"][quote user="nounours"] There is no reciprocal agreement for speeding penalties for UK cars in France or French cars in the UK[:P]...........  Yet [/quote] Not for much longer though. [:)] Click . [/quote] Your linked report is dated 2008, so really getting on with it then[:$] [/quote] Planned for  2010 if you care to read the article. [:P] Oh, and والسلام عليكم [:P] . [/quote]  Thank you Gary but its not planned for this year either.so if you know the date, do tell!! 

Wrong sex for a start JR!!  J'etais ta petite amie en FRance mais maintenant je fais les livraisons de "neuclear waste" à Crawley.[:P] 

"I dont have cruise control but choose to drive at 100kmh for economy and to wind up the truckers with speed limiters" Why would that wind up trruckers?  The black smoke from your exhaust trying to do 100kph[blink]

[quote user="Bugsy"][quote user="nounours"] There is no reciprocal agreement for speeding penalties for UK cars in France or French cars in the UK[:P]...........  Yet [/quote] Not for much longer though. [:)] Click . [/quote] Your linked report is dated 2008, so really getting on with it then[:$]

In a UK reg'd car if you were going to be fined you would have been stopped farther on.  There is no reciprocal agreement for speeding penalties for UK cars in France or French cars in the UK[:P]...........  Yet The A26 is also popular with the gendarmes on Sundays for mobile checks from lay-bys and bridges in both directions near Calais.  Probably practicising for the summer[:D] 

..... Canceled the email and all was well. You sure all is well John, have you tried opening Word or Excel?  That bloody thing has many variants and sits on a lot of sites, springing out with it's you have a virus etc.  I just spent a few hours getting it off a friend's PC, it was not easy as nothing like AVG or C cleaner would open and it prevented a system restore as well.  The problem  was called windowsexplorer.exe and it stopped any file with that file extension opening.  Fortunately SPYBOT dowloaded from a memory stick found it and removed it and after that all was well. This was another virus that Avast Free failed to spot.[:'(]

Because it was addressed to you specifically and not multiple recipients? 

[quote user="brodie19"]Thanks for that Mr Sunday. Just while we are on topic... do we register first with a local doctor (medecin traitant) who sends a CERFA12485 to CPAM, and thus obtain a Social Security number (we have E121s)...or do we, as you say, contact CPAM, who will give us a Social Security number, then we see the doctor? YES Would I also be correct in assuming that this process does not happen overnight,  You are covered from the moment you submit your E121.  The paper Attestation may take a few days and your Carte Vitale which is an identity card and means of automated reimbursement may take longerbut  you have to submit photos for that, but you are covered. The Attestation is the most important  If you have to see a doctor you have to pay 22€ anyway and you can submit your brown form for reimbursement to CPAM when you get your SS Number.  When you get your Attestation you can get a Mutuelle organised, personally I would not use anty English speaking agent as you pay through the nose for the privilege, Groupama are one that opffers the best value and are efficient with refunds, but others may have other Mutuelles they wish to recommend.  and that we have to depend on EHIC until this happens?   NO! any EHIC issued whilst you were in the UK is redundant as soon as you apply to join the French system. Would it not be the case then that we would have no affiliation with the UK NHS at this time (because we have moved to France permanently)?   Correct, but due to a recent change, you will get your EHIC from the UK from now on.  There are two other threads about that  [/quote]

So you have never used your fidelity points then[8-)]

Not just for me, the bloke in the next house was reading it[:D] No I agree, a word in the ear and all that .[:P] The one I mentioned is very similar, it says there has been an overpayment of X €, to confirm this and get a reimbursement, enter your orange password and confirm your bank details.  They are getting better at forging the Orange logo and page set up, just need to learn to spell[Www] There has also been a torrent of fake Paypal security update E mails recently, so its worth repeating if its not addresssed to you specifically its not genuine and nobody asks for your personal details to be sent in an E mail.